multiple switches pages

[manjh]

On the Domoticz server pages, the "switches" page gets cluttered quite quickly. I just got started migrating from my existing Nodo environment, and within a few days already have 32 switches defined.
It would be nice if I could put some structure in that page, for instance by creating multiple subpages, so I can order the icons in a logical manner.

Hans

[stlaha2007]

I can understand your request. Seems handy some way.

However you say arrange logical; have you considered to use roomplans? And maybe hide some trigger switches by starting the name with a dollarsign ($).

Using the roomplan (dropdownlist upper right corner) to seperate floors, AV-Device and Monitoring/Networked Hardware.

Grtz,
Stephan

[manjh]

I was thinking more along the lines of sorting as to device type.
Just thinking out. If I could create my own sub-pages, I would start with a few like this:
* inside lights
* outside lights
* sunshade and blinds
* various devices
* trigger switches
* etc

Note that it should be flexible enough to use as needed. You could easely sort the switches as to locations, this would come close to a floor- or roomplan.
User should define the tabs himself.

Hans

[Number8]

I support this idea of having more flexibility in building the UI. For instance I have a Thermostat that is displayed in Utility section and a Selector switch that is used to control several mode of the boiler that is displayed in Switches. These two widgets should be displayed in the same user area.

[bbqkees]

I was thinking more along the lines of sorting as to device type.
Just thinking out. If I could create my own sub-pages, I would start with a few like this:
* inside lights
* outside lights
* sunshade and blinds
* various devices
* trigger switches
* etc

You can already do that if you use the Rooms feature.
You can add switches to Rooms and there is a selector on the top right of the screen where you can select the room.

But then again I would also like to see at least a selection per hardware device.
So you get an overview of all the Z-Wave switches, Hue, virtual etc.